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 Look, I know it's a bit frustrating to lose work to Indians, but they're human beings; thre's no need to drown them.
 
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 How much would an 1811 ten pound note be worth today to a collector?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThink of two people 200 years ago.
 
 One has a ten pound note and the other a bar of gold or 10 acres of land or a Monet.
 
 Which one now is the wealthiest?
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 Yes, I lost a few bob yesterday with a short on the dow.Originally posted by Jog On View Post£ isn't doing too badly at the moment, although I closed my long today before the rate decision.
 
 Up 7% this week - good start to the month. Now just have to hang on to it and not get all overconfident and pi$$ it away... 
 
   
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 £ isn't doing too badly at the moment, although I closed my long today before the rate decision.
 
 Up 7% this week - good start to the month. Now just have to hang on to it and not get all overconfident and pi$$ it away...  
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 The guy who persuaded some idiot to pay for a '200 year old Monet'.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
 Think of two people 200 years ago.
 
 One has a ten pound note and the other a bar of gold or 10 acres of land or a Monet.
 
 Which one now is the wealthiest?
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 A good an explanation as any.Originally posted by AtW View PostIt's shiny. Also heavy.
 
 Heavy is good, heavy is reliable. If it doesn't work you can always hit them with it.
 
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 Because the newly rich don't appreciate the subtle, understated elegance of silver or stainless steel.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostWhy is gold valuable?
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 Because it is extremely rare, can't be created from thin air, does not degrade over time and is traded and accepted as a store of wealth around the globe. Romans, Greeks and Egyptians traded it 1000's of years ago for the same reason.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostWhy is gold valuable?
 
 Land has the same characteristics as do rare cars, paintings etc.
 
 Think of two people 200 years ago.
 
 One has a ten pound note and the other a bar of gold or 10 acres of land or a Monet.
 
 Which one now is the wealthiest?
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 Sod property. I've found some gold bars that get a man all the favours he can want.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNow, please tell us, how many bars of gold do you own to buy this magnificent property with?
 
  
 
   
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